Juniper Research has drawn up a list of predictions for 2019, all neatly wrapped up as the top trends for the technology industry.

Samsung introduced its latest innovations in modular Micro LED display technology during its annual First Look CES event.

At CES in Las Vegas, Intel made several announcements spanning PCs and new devices to diverse growth segments including AI, 5G and autonomous driving.

At CES, Bosch Sensortec announced the BML100PI, an Interactive Projection Module that enriches smart homes with a virtual touchscreen on every surface, turning ordinary shelves into personal assistants.

Huawei announced the industry's highest-performance ARM-based CPU, Kunpeng 920.

Qualcomm announced its next-generation modem purpose-built for IoT applications.

Moscow government is launching a smart district that will become a living lab for piloting smart technologies in the city.

This year, according to Bitkom, some 70 percent of Germans will be giving digital gifts.

Intel collaborated with two departments of transportation in the U.S. to improve bridge inspections.

Qualcomm unveiled the Snapdragon 8cx Compute Platform, the world’s first 7 nanometer PC platform.

Intel introduced the new version of their Neural Compute Stick.

Samsung Electronics introduced two new 0.8-micrometer pixel image sensors: the 48-megapixel ISOCELL Bright GM1 and the 32Mp ISOCELL Bright GD1.

Siemens announced a new Additive Manufacturing (AM) Process Simulation solution for predicting distortion during 3D printing.

Bosch is putting the world’s first curved instrument cluster in the cockpit of a mass-production vehicle.

Bosch in North America and Astrobotic Technology announced a research partnership to send experimental sensor technology to the International Space Station (ISS) as early as May 2019.

Bosch supports service technicians by means of innovative Augmented Reality applications.

The High-Performance Computing Center of the University of Stuttgart (HLRS) and HPE announced a collaboration to build and deliver a next-generation supercomputer.

Samsung announced its latest premium application processor, the Exynos 9 Series 9820, equipped for on-device AI applications.

Einride, Ericsson and Telia are putting 5G into motion at a DB Schenker facility in Jönköping, Sweden.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced it is opening high-performance computing capabilities to astronauts on the International Space Station as part of its continued experiments on the Spaceborne Computer project.

The Volkswagen Group, Mobileye and Champion Motors announced plans to deploy Israel’s first self-driving ride hailing service, or Mobility-as-a-Service, starting next year.

Samsung announced that it has completed all process technology development and has started wafer production of its process node, 7LPP, the 7-nanometer LPP with EUV lithography technology.

Samsung announced several additions to its semiconductor ecosystem that encompass next-generation technologies in foundry as well as NAND flash, SSD and DRAM.

AQUIAS, a project conducted by Bosch, Fraunhofer Institutes, and ISAK, offers insights on the future of work quality through work-sharing between service robots and workers with or without severe disabilities.

As part of its revised strategy, Swedish company myFC is intensifying its efforts within fuel cell integration into smartphones.

IBM Security announced the industry's first mobile Security Operations Center, capable of traveling onsite for cybersecurity training, preparedness, and response.

IBM introduced AI OpenScale, a new technology platform that addresses key challenges of artificial intelligence adoption.

Airtame, a Danish startup that produces a wireless HDMI solution for both the business and education sectors, has announced the launch of their second generation hardware product, Airtame 2.

IBM launched a new open technology designed to make it easier to manage, move and integrate apps across different cloud computing infrastructures.

Intel announced the 9th Gen Core i9-9900K, its best gaming processor, and said preorders for the new processor already begun.